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Cybersecurity jobs available right now: August 11, 2026

A variety of cybersecurity positions are currently available across different sectors and geographies as of August 11, 2026, encompassing roles from entry-level specializations to senior leadership and engineering. The demand spans areas such as threat detection, incident response, cloud security, hardware security, and AI system protection.

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A variety of cybersecurity positions are currently available across different sectors and geographies as of August 11, 2026, encompassing roles from entry-level specializations to senior leadership and engineering. The demand spans areas such as threat detection, incident response, cloud security, hardware security, and AI system protection.

Several roles focus on threat detection and response. The Department of Parliamentary Services in Australia is seeking a CTI Detection Engineer to lead the detection lifecycle, identify gaps, develop and validate detection logic, and continuously improve detections. EY in the USA is hiring a Cyber Defense Incident Responder to coordinate responses to external threats and manage incident response programs. Broadcom, also in the USA, is looking for a Cyber Security Engineer to handle incident response, conduct threat hunting, and develop new threat detections. HBX Group in Spain has an opening for a Cyber Security Specialist Blue Team to protect security posture, detect threats, and manage vulnerabilities. Pfizer in the USA is seeking a Manager, Threat Remediation, to prioritize and coordinate the resolution of cybersecurity threats and exposures. Nebius in Israel is hiring a Security Analyst Tier 3 to lead complex investigations and serve as a senior escalation point for the SOC.

Cloud and network security are also prominent areas of need. Tata Consultancy Services in Canada is looking for a Cloud Solution Architect to design secure, scalable cloud and application architectures with a focus on modern frontend development and identity management. Unity Infotech in the UAE needs a Cybersecurity Manager to lead DevSecOps initiatives, drive application and cloud security programs across Azure and AWS, and establish AI security governance. Candescent in the USA is seeking a Network Security Specialist to define and execute network security strategy and manage secure network architectures. CoreWeave in Ireland is hiring a Senior Engineer, Network Observability, to develop and maintain scalable network observability platforms and build telemetry solutions. Modine Manufacturing Company in the USA is looking for a Senior Cybersecurity Engineer to design and manage enterprise security technologies across various platforms, including cloud.

Specialized roles include hardware security and AI threat investigation. Arm in the United Kingdom is seeking a Staff Hardware Security Engineer to assess SoC hardware components, identify vulnerabilities, and develop proof-of-concept demonstrations. Anthropic in the USA is hiring a Technical Cyber Threat Investigator to detect and investigate misuse of Anthropic's AI systems for cyber operations, develop threat detection strategies, and produce actionable threat intelligence.

Other available positions cover broader security management and tool administration. ETAP in the USA is looking for a Director of IT Security to lead security strategy, governance, and risk management programs. Kapalins in India is seeking a Security Tool Management Specialist to administer, configure, and optimize the organization's security tool stack, including vulnerability management, GRC, DLP, PAM, EDR/XDR, and SIEM integrations.

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